Glow Worm Editor Notes Honor Roll March Events
March events listed from independence to pole discovery with names Dorotha Darwin and Mary Dale King. Honor Roll notes show six weeks achievements across grades with student names and winners. Doll fashion show featured Betty Margaret Sears and prize winners Velma Holland and Mary Alice Harrison.
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Texas
Washington
The
Alamo
South Pole
Amundsen
Whitney
Patrick Henry
Congress
Mary Dale King
Lee Jones
Betty Margaret Sears
Veltma Holland
Mary Alice Harrison
Breath of Spring Arrives in Valleys and Dales
March wanes as the first breath of spring rolls through valleys and dales. Stop, look, feel, listen, and smell to know it is here.
First graders study the Dutch and neat rooms rule
The passage notes first graders studying the Dutch with attractive pictures of Indian boys and girls on the board. They have set rules for keeping their room and books neat and are learning subtraction and addition. Seventh graders are warned they may be defeated in arithmetic. Dorotha Darwin and Margaret Coffey are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorotha Darwin
Margaret Coffey
Dutch Windmill Image Inspires Second Grade Wall
A second grade room displays Dutch boy and girl drawings with a caption about wooden shoes making noise. Students Roby Wilson and several classmates including Billy Ward Evans Harry Watson David L. Johnson Junior Harrison and Miss Fletcher aided in crafting a large windmill with a nail key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Margaret Sears
Betty Jo Hamilton
Elba Riddle
Donnie Magers
Wandabell Sanders
Betty
Dutch Third Grade Plans Heavy Paper Dolls Show
Pupils in the third grade plan a Dutch doll show with large brown paper dolls stuffed with newspaper. Judges will select the best dolls. Names of students making large dolls include Betty Journey, Willie Ruth Maddux, Mary Helen Hill, Jimmie Lou McCarstin, Dorothy Fae Lane, Fred Ray Garner, Carl Simmons, Willadean Rice, Betty Nell Yeager, Janis Jayne Horton, Betty Jo Pierce, Ima Sue Garner, Tety Jean Brice, Ada Pearl Henslee, and Margaret Ann Burnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Journey
Willie Ruth Maddux
Mary Helen Hill
Jimmie Lou McCarstin
Dorothy Fae Lane
Fred Ray Garner
Carl Simmons
Willadean Rice
Betty Nell Yeager
Janis Jayne Horton
Betty Jo Pierce
Ima Sue Garner
Tty Jean Brice
Ada Pearl Henslee
Margaret Ann Burnham
Toothless Club
Homer Frank Coffman
Junior Taylor
J. H. Lance
Henrietta Jackson
James Durst
Dorothy Fay Lane
Eugene Reeves
Willie Jean Rice
Barbara Jean Gordon
Fourth graders study transport and world trade
Fourth grade pupils discuss U S imports and exports, how goods exchange links Texas to the world, and stories of train or steamer trips. Eudell Bush and Monty Atkinson drew a train scene and a large track, with a big arithmetic chart on the board. Median score is 90. -Marie Ward.
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United States
Texas
Eudell Bush
Monty Atkinson
Marie Ward
Fifth graders study birds and sentence parts in class
The fifth grade completed a bird card activity sent by Church and Dwight Soda Company and continued work on sentence structure and multiplication drills. Achievement tests were given at period end. The Lincoln Zephyrs remain in the lead as social science class reads Manners and Concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church and Dwight Soda Company
Lincoln Zephyrs
Auto Finance Company offers quick car loan refi
If you need money or want to refinance car payments to be smaller, the Auto Finance Company run by F. W. Creager at 117% S. Travis St. Sherman will loan any reasonable amount or length of time with no delay. Bring license receipt and car for inspection to save money.
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Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
Mer
S. Travis St
Sherman
White Wright Boys Rally Stopped by Klondike Rainout
In a game between White Wright and Klondike, Calvin Pennell hit a home run in the fourth inning and Paul Simmons added another. Rain halted play after Klondike led 11 to 6.
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Boys
Whitewright
Klondike
Innning Calvin Pennell
Paul Simmons
Sixth graders study Texas history and punctuation
The sixth grade honors headmarks in Texas history with Fred Cook, Hoyle Riddle, Lucian Vestal, Ina Marie Clark, Grace Harris, Jessie Mae Coffey, J Frank Wilson, Thomas Arney, Calvin Pennell, Naomi Waldo, Cecil Owens. Fred Cook has two headmarks. The class, split into groups, makes posters on punctuation rules using magazine and newspaper ads as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cook
Hoyle Riddle
Lucian Vestal
Ina Marie Clark
Grace Harris
Jessie Mae Coffey
J. Frank Wilson
Thomas Arney
Calvin Pennell
Naomi Waldo
Cecil Owens
Thomas Sanderson
Lewis Vestal
Whitewright Girls Earn Loving Cup in County Baseball
Whitewright teams won the county meet in Sherman on Saturday. The girls defeated Whitesboro 53 to 2, Van Alstyne 26 to 9, and Dorchester 33 to 11, clinching the Loving Cup with decisive scores.
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Sherman
Whitesboro
Lovejoy
Gaddis
Self
Hile
Templin
Hastings
Rover
Johnson
McBride
West
Whitewright
van Alstyne
Dorchester
Van
Whitewright line-up for three games lists players
The Whitewright lineup for all three games lists Catcher Sanders and pitcher Harrison plus first baseman Wright second baseman Childress third baseman Douglas shortstop Armey rover Starr right field Coffey center field Taylor left field Badgett with substitutes Holland and Harris.
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Whitewright
Sanders
Harrison
Wright
Childress
Douglas
Armey
Rover
Starr
Coffey
Taylor
Badgett
Holland
Harris
Home Hygiene Class Receives Gifts and Shows Progress
The girls in the home hygiene class describe bed making and patient care rules for sick beds. Members report items made or brought, including a mattress, shirts, sheets, shoes, a diaper, and baby foods prepared and tested, with thanks to club women and Mr. Echols for supplies. Next week they will learn to bathe a baby under Miss Druliner’s instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malachia Wright
Lydia Mase Arney
Mary Alice Harrison
Marie Ward
Alma Jo Sanderson
Velma Holland
Lydia Mae Arney
Betty Atkinson
Margaret Coffey
Marie Badgett
Klondike Interrupted by Rain in Midweek Game
An interrupted baseball game on Wednesday, March 17, saw both boys and girls teams compete. The girls led 16 to 6 after five and a half innings before rain halted play, with fans cheering a Klondike victory later despite the weather. Lineups list Sanderson, Harrison, Wright, Childress, Douglas, Arney, Taylor, Badgett on the home side and Roach, Walsh on Klondike's roster.
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Klondike
Sanderson
Harrison
Wright
Childress
Douglas
Arney
Rover
Starr
Coffey
Taylor
Badgett
Roach
Walsh
Partain and Partners Hold Key Baseball Positions in Lineup
Partain at second base Ownby at third Sudderth shortstop Petty rover Morris right field Riley center Bow Malachia Wright fill out the lineup in a compact fielding arrangement reflecting a local game roster.
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Partain
Ownby
Sudderth
Petty
Rover
Morris
Riley
Bow
Malachia Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorotha Darwin Mary Dale King Marie Badgett
D. M. Roddy
Nelda Raye Brown
Alice Davis
Betty Ann Darwin
Jack McSpadden
Lonnie Myrick
Louise Owens
Bert Waldo
Billy Ward Evans
Junior Harrison
Betty Lee Jones
Norma Lou Smith
Margaret Ann Burnharm
Katie Kincaid
Charles Bradshaw
Dorothy Nell Hall
Margaret Hanna
Joanna Harrison
Bobby Montgomery
Kenneth Norris
Billy Rhom Pennington
Mary Francesland
Manning, Clark & Meador
T. W. Ayres & Son
Carter
Millet Hay
Gomer May
Kirkpatrick
Oak Hill Cemetery
Old Section
W. H. Stedham
Remington
Floyd Bassett
R. D. Ford
Curtis Publishing Co
R.F. Mankin
Ross
W. F. McDowell
Allis-Chalmers
John Hollingsworth
H. A. James
Flitt
G. H. Jackson
Elm St
Dallas
Blue Jay Jay Singers
Colored Methodist Church
Lester Haile
Martha Lee Bradley
Whitewright Girls
Florence
OIL and Gas
Florenc
Table Top
R. R. Waldo
Ford
Universal Credit Co
the Thrifty
Denison Auto Company
Denison
Clyde Craig
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